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Bihar State Educational Infrastructure Development Corporation Bihar State Educational Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, Patna Physical status of Construction of SSSM (Senior Secondary School Minority) 2014-15 Report Date as on : 31/05/2018 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 1 SSSM-27(A) Araria Forbesganj M. S. Amauna Inaugurated 2017 1 2 SSSM-27(B) Araria Forbesganj M. S. Punardaha Inaugurated 2016 1 3 SSSM-25-1 Araria Narpatganj M. S. Gokhlapur B. M. S. 1 4 SSSM-25-2 Araria Narpatganj M. S. Bela Rifuji Handover 1 5 SSSM-25-3 Araria Narpatganj M. S. Chanda 1 6 SSSM-26(A) Araria Raniganj M. S. Haridayepur Inaugurated 2017 1 Work progress slow by contractor , 3rd 7 SSSM-26(B) Araria Raniganj M. S. Narayanpur 1 debar NOTICE sent to contractor. Work progress slow by contractor , 3rd 8 SSSM-26(C) Araria Raniganj U. M. S. Dumariya Balak 1 debar NOTICE sent to contractor. 9 SSSM-28(A) M. S. Goragachh Inaugurated 2016 Araria Sikti 1 10 SSSM-28(B) U. M. S. Dimhiya Araria Sikti 1 2nd floor lintel level as per G+2 11 SSSM-29 M. S. Pechauli Araria Sikti 1 drawing 12 SSSM-45 (A) Banka Dhuraiya U. M. S. Chalna 1 S. F. Roof Level 13 SSSM-45 (B) Banka Dhuraiya U. M. S. Tahirppura Kanya 1 Debar Page 1 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 14 SSSM-45 (C ) Banka Dhuraiya U. M. S. Aahiro 1 15 SSSM-46-1 Bhagalpur Sanhaula M. S. Telvara 1 Inaugurated 2017 Double Scheme. Match school name 16 SSSM-312 Bhagalpur Sanhaula High School at Telaunadha 1 to group no. SSS-238 17 SSSM-32-1 Darbhanga Alinagar Urdu M. S. Alinagar 1 18 SSSM-288 Darbhanga Darbhanga Shafi Muslim High School, Benta 1 19 SSSM-290 Darbhanga Darbhanga Basudev Mishra High School, Simri Handover 1 20 SSSM-291 Darbhanga Darbhanga (+2) M.A.R.M. High School , Lalbagh Handover 1 Ramanand Mishra Balika (+2) 21 SSSM-292 Darbhanga Darbhanga 1 Old building dismenting School, Laheriasarai M.K.P. Vidyapati High School, 22 SSSM-289 Darbhanga Darbhanga Retender Laheriasarai 1 23 SSSM-30-1 Darbhanga Darbhanga Sadar M. S. Thakuraniya Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 24 SSSM-30-2 Darbhanga Darbhanga Sadar M. S. Kunshi Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 25 SSSM-37-1 Darbhanga Gaurabauram M. S. Bauram 1 26 SSSM-33-1 Darbhanga Jale M. S. Jahagir Tol Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 27 SSSM-33-2 Darbhanga Jale M. S. Aahiyari got 1 28 SSSM-35(A) Darbhanga Kewati M. S. Barahi 1 Land Dispute. Work Stop Page 2 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 29 SSSM-35(B) Darbhanga Kewati U. M. S. Lalganj Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 30 SSSM-36-1 Darbhanga Kiratpur M. S. Kiratpur 1 31 SSSM-31-1 Darbhanga Manigachhi M. S. Chakchinta Manipur 1 Handover 32 SSSM-34(A) Darbhanga Singwara M. S. Rajo Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 33 SSSM-34(B) Darbhanga Singwara U. M. S. Bahuaara Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 34 SSSM-34(C) Darbhanga Singwara U. M. S. Gaurinath Brahmpur Inaugurated 2016. Handover 1 35 SSSM-302 East Champaran Aadapur High School at Nakardeye 1 36 SSSM-303 East Champaran Aadapur High School at Dhabiya Dakshin 1 Double Scheme. Match school name 37 SSSM-304 East Champaran Aadapur High School at Laxmipur 1 to group no. SSS-14 Double Scheme. Match school name 38 SSSM-305 East Champaran Aadapur High School Building at Murla 1 to group no. SSS-15 Upgraded High School Building at 39 SSSM-306 East Champaran Aadapur Bardhharwa Fateh Mohammad 1 Upgraded High School Building at Double Scheme. Match school name 40 SSSM-300 East Champaran Banjaria 1 Ajgarwa to group no. USSS-176 Upgraded High School Building at 41 SSSM-294 East Champaran Dhaka 1 Bardhharwa Fateh Mohammad Upgraded High School Building at 42 SSSM-295 East Champaran Dhaka 1 Phulwaria High School Building at Kundwa 43 SSSM-296 East Champaran Dhaka 1 Chainpur Page 3 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt Upgraded High School Building at 44 SSSM-297 East Champaran Dhaka 1 Musoradha G+2 45 SSSM-298 East Champaran Dhaka Upgraded High School at saphi 1 Second Floor Roof Level Upgraded High School at 46 SSSM-299 East Champaran Dhaka Chandanwada (Urdu) 1 Narkatiya/ High School Building at 47 SSSM-301 East Champaran 1 Land Problem Chodadano Pakariya(Urdu) Double Scheme. Match school name 48 SSSM-293 East Champaran Ramgarhwa High School Building at Murla 1 to group no. SSS-5 Upgraded High School Building at 49 SSSM-43 (A) Gopalganj Manjha 1 Land not available Musoradha 50 SSSM-43 (B) Gopalganj Manjha Upgraded High School at saphi Inaugurated 2016 1 Upgraded High School at 51 SSSM-43 (C ) Gopalganj Manjha Inaugurated 2017 Chandanwada (Urdu) 1 52 Gopalganj Manjha High School at Dhabiya Dakshin 1 SSSM-286 Upgraded High School Building at 53 SSSM-42 (A) Gopalganj Thawe Phulwaria 1 High School Building at Kundwa 54 SSSM-42 (B) Gopalganj Thawe 1 Land not available Chainpur 55 Gopalganj Thawe High School at Nakardeye 1 SSSM-285 Upgraded High School Building at 1 56 SSSM-44 (A) Gopalganj Uchka Goan Ajgarwa High School Building at Double Scheme. Match school name 57 SSSM-44 (B) Gopalganj Uchka Goan 1 Pakariya(Urdu) to group no. SSS-352 Page 4 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 58 Gopalganj Uchka Goan High School at Laxmipur 1 SSSM-287 Double scheme. Match with SSSM- 59 SSSM-278 Katihar Aajam Nagar M. S. Balooganj 1 4C Double Scheme. Match with USSS- 60 SSSM-279 Katihar Aajam Nagar M. S. Mukuriya 1 140A 61 SSSM-280 Katihar Aajam Nagar M. S. Sajana 1 Land not located. 62 SSSM-2-1 Katihar Ajam Nagar M. S. Sikatiya Handover 1 63 SSSM-2-2 Katihar Ajam Nagar U. M. S. Belrahi Handover 1 64 SSSM-2-3 Katihar Ajam Nagar U. M. S. Teghra 1 65 SSSM-1-1 Katihar Amdabad High School at Bhawanipur Bazar Inaugurated 2016 1 66 SSSM-1-2 Katihar Amdabad M. S. Janta Gopalpur Inaugurated 2016 1 LAND MADE AVAILABLE ON THE BANK 67 SSSM-1-3 Katihar Amdabad M. S. Pardiyara 1 OF GANGA RIVER. (DANGER OF EROSION) Land enchroched, letter has been 68 SSSM-4(A) Katihar Balrampur M. S. Malikpur 1 issued to DEO to solve the problem. 69 SSSM-4(B) Katihar Balrampur M. S. Fatehpur Inaugurated 2016 1 70 SSSM-4(C) Katihar Balrampur U. M. S. Baluganj Hindi Inaugurated 2016 1 Page 5 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 71 SSSM-273 Katihar Balrampur U. M. S. Sadiyan Aadampur TO BE RETENDER 1 72 SSSM-10-1 Katihar Barari U. M. S. Gidharmari 1 Land not registered in the name of 73 SSSM-10-2 Katihar Barari M. S. Bhandartal 1 school. 74 SSSM-281 Katihar Barari M. S. Bakiya 1 75 SSSM-282 Katihar Barari U. M. Markhaha, Balughat, Durgapur 1 7' deep water logged land available. 76 SSSM-3(A) Katihar Barsoie M. S. Gwaltoli 1 Work closing letter sent to HQ patna. 77 SSSM-3(B) Katihar Barsoie M. S. Kharuaa Jameera Inaugurated 2016 1 Land not available 14 feet wide 80 78 SSSM-3(C) Katihar Barsoie U. M. S. Fuhagoan 1 feet length land available but it is being used as passage/play ground) 79 SSSM-274 Katihar Barsoie M. S. Chhogra 1 80 SSSM-275 Katihar Barsoie M. S. Malapara 1 81 SSSM-276 Katihar Barsoie M. S. Karanpur 1 82 SSSM-277 Katihar Barsoie U. M. S. Hat Balrampur 1 Double Scheme. Match school name 83 SSSM-5-1 Katihar Falka M. S. Mo Nagar Rajdhani 1 to group no. USSS-137 84 SSSM-5-2 Katihar Falka M. S. Bharsiya 1 85 SSSM-12(A) Katihar Kadwa U. M. S. Kachaura Purva Inaugurated 2016 1 Page 6 of 12 Ten Physical Status der Ret Ground Not 1st Floor S.N. Group No. Name of District Name of the Block Name of School en Foun floor Com Remarks Pro Lay- Finis der dati PL plet ces Sta out hing on LL RL LL RL e s rt 86 SSSM-12(B) Katihar Kadwa U.
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